Maybe the Orange’s twang can carry over from Yankee to Red Sox territory. but apparently, so our we when Thunder Dan is spearheading the offense.Īll I’m saying is this: there is such a good thing as karma. Memphis (37.9 points per game, 11th in NCAA) is a scoring machine. We have our only ACC victory in Yankee Stadium (it was against Pitt, but who’s counting). Not to confuse this for an out-of-conference men’s basketball game, I’m starting to dig heading down to Fenway. Somehow, past sponsors include Poulan Weed-Eater, Duck Commander and Camping World, which is pretty hysterical out of context.įacing Texas Tech, however, is not so hysterical.Īlso, apparently halftime for this game includes unveiling the winners of a research competition, so hey, at least the Independence Bowl fits on the academic front. Somehow, this is the 11th-oldest bowl game out there. Radiance Technologies Independence Bowl vs Texas Tech Red Raidersĭon’t diss this option just yet. Let’s check and see what this week’s bowl predictions show: Additionally, it’s do or die time for Syracuse - Babers and company have two bites at the apple left to get a coveted sixth win and guaranteed bowl appearance. Now for the rest of the news: if what happened with Pitt was a Sickos-level game, this is the most Sickos-esque bowl update we’ve done so far, as you’ll soon find out. Yes, it took over 50 days, but the Bowl O’Meter is back in the spotlight yet again and in full twang force. Best of all: the Duke’s Mayo Bowl O’Meter is finally optimistic again.

There was a lot to like - “Thunder Dan” Villari put on his best Sean Tucker impression and the defense made some momentum-altering plays, all while the Sickos Committee did nothing but sit back and enjoy the madness. It was neither conventional nor expected, but give credit to coach Dino Babers and the Syracuse Orange football team for pulling off a much-needed 28-13 win over Pittsburgh in Yankee Stadium this past weekend.

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